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It was a successful year for adaptive reuse in Australia’s most southern state with the Australian Institute of Architects handing out the majority of the 2015 Tasmanian Architecture Awards to projects involving the adaptations of existing buildings.

Two residential adaptations of historical sites took out the Heritage and Residential Architecture – Houses (Alterations and Additions) categories at the awards held at Huon Valley on Saturday 27 June, while a reconfigured fish and chips and a redevelopment of an old press hall won the Peter Willmott Award for Small Project Architecture and a Commercial Architecture Award respectively.

Projects that “have enriched communities and reinvigorated public spaces” were also awarded by the AIA with Brooke Street Pier by Circa Morris-Nunn picking up an Award in the Commercial Architecture category and Morrison & Breytenbach Architects taking home three awards, one for Moonah Arts Centre and two for their Ptunarra Child and Family Centre project.

All projects that received an award will continue on to the National Awards to be announced in November.

Full list of winning projects:

COMMERCIAL ARCHITECTURE

Award – Pumphouse Point by Cumulus Studio. Photography by Sharyn Cairns

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Award – Brooke Street Pier by Circa Morris-Nunn. Photography by Matt Samsom

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Award – Press Hall by Core Collective. Photography by Peter Whyte

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EDUCATIONAL ARCHITECTURE

Award – Ptunarra Child and Family Centre by Morrison & Breytenbach Architects. Photography by Ray Joyce.

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HERITAGE

Roy Sharrington Award - #thebarnTAS by workbylizandalex. Photography by Matt Samsom.

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Award – Art & Craft by 1+2 Architecture

Commendation – Weld Street Alterations by Preston Lane Architects


INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

Commendation – Tassal Office by Preston Lane Architects.


Public Architecture

Alan C Walker Award – Moonah Arts Centre by Morrison & Breytenbach Architects. Photography by Ray Joyce.

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RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECTURE – HOUSES (ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS)

Tasmanian Chapter Award – Art & Craft by 1+2 Architecture. Photography by 1 + 2 Architecture

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Award – #thebarnTAS by workbylizandalex

Commendation – Winscombe Extension by Preston Lane Architects


RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECTURE – HOUSES (NEW)

Esmond Dorney Award – Lagoon House by Taylor and Hinds Architects. Photography by Jonathan Wherrett.

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Commendation – Valley House by Philip M Dingemanse


SMALL PROJECT ARCHITECTURE

Peter Willmott Award – New Town Road House by Core Collective. Photography by Peter Whyte

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SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE

Award – Ptunarra Child and Family Centre by Morrison & Breytenbach Architects


COLORBOND® Award for Steel Architecture

Award – Moonah Arts Centre by Morrison & Breytenbach Architects


ADDITIONAL PRIZES

James Blackburn Triennial Prize 2015 – Shearers’ Quarters by John Wardle Architects

2015 President’s Prize – David Walsh

Emerging Architect Prize – Philip Dingemanse, Philip M Dingemanse

SWT Blythe Student Prize – Kingston Beach Surf Life Saving Club by Rachel Englund